NET BIBLE New Testament (N.E.T.)

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Biblical Studies Press

NET Bible - New English Translation - New Testament

No study is of more importance or value than a study of the nature and attributes of God. It is our hope that these messages will enhance your knowledge of God, resulting in a greater love for Him and for others. This material is from a series of messages on the attributes of God delivered by Bob Deffinbaugh, a teaching elder at Community Bible Chapel in Richardson, Texas. Chapters include: * Preface to the Attributes of God * Exploring the Excellencies of God * The Power of God * The Goodness of God * The Wisdom of God * The Holiness of God * The Righteousness of God * The Wrath of God * The Grace of God * The Sovereignty of God in History * The Sovereignty of God in Salvation - (Romans 9:1-24) * The Nearness of God (Exodus 33:1-16; 34:8-10; Deuteronomy 4:1-7) * The Immutability of God * The Joy of God * The Invisibility of God (Genesis 32:22-30; Exodus 24:9-11; 1 Timothy 1:17) * The Forgiving God * The Truth of God * The Love of God * The Glory of God

Let Me See Thy Glory: A Study of the Attributes of God

Religion & Spirituality

Deffinbaugh, Robert L.

Christian Books & Bibles

Robert L. Deffinbaugh A commentary on the Gospel of John (paperback, 656 pages, ISBN: 0-7375-0011-5) There are certain books of the Bible that just seem to stand out and the Gospel of John is surely one such book. It is frequently the first book of the Bible we encourage non-Christians to read in the hope that its message will lead them to faith in Christ. After all, that is the purpose of the book. See John 20:31. For Christians, the Gospel of John is a source of much truth about our Lord and the Gospel. But it is much more than that. It is an opportunity for us to “follow Him” as we read, and to identify with the disciples as their knowledge of Him continues to expand. It is our opportunity to get to know the heart of the Savior, and to fellowship with Him through His Word. If men of old found their hearts set on fire as they listened to Him teach in person (Luke 24:32), so we will find our hearts warmed as we seek to listen to Him through this Gospel. I challenge you to join me in making the Gospel of John the subject of your study. May God use it to help you see and serve Jesus Christ as the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world (John 1:29).

That You Might Believe - Study on the Gospel of John

A series of studies designed to communicate basic doctrines that are vital for Christians to help them get up and running in their new life in Christ (550 pages, paperback, ISBN: 0-7375-0013-1). Many new (as well as older) believers flounder in their Christian growth because they do not know these basic truths for walking with Christ through the Spirit of God and in the light of God’s Word. The goal is to lay the foundation for a walk by faith that will help believers in Christ begin to experience the glorious transforming power of the saving life of Christ through the Spirit of God. These studies focus on what believers have in Christ, their new identity or position, and how this must form the foundation for faith, growth, and spiritual transformation through Christ’s life being reproduced in their lives.

ABCs for Christian Growth

J. Hampton Keathley III

W. Hall Harris III is Professor of New Testament Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary and is also the Project Director and Managing Editor for the NET Bible (New English Translation). An Exegetical Commentary on the Letters of John in the New Testament by W. Hall Harris III. For over thirty years Hall has taught courses at Dallas Seminary in intermediate level Greek grammar and syntax, exegetical method, and various courses in the Gospel and Epistles of John. He received a Th.M. from Dallas Seminary and a Ph.D. from the University of Sheffield, England.

1, 2, 3 John: Comfort and Counsel for a Church in Crisis

Harris III, W. Hall

An excellent exegetical commentary. Available in Libronix format or in paperback. This is one of 3 commentaries in a set. Also checkout the commentaries by Merrill and Patterson. Joel The prophet Joel speaks of a day of unparalleled blessing and judgment. Two events occupy center stage in the book of Joel: a great plague of locusts and the Day of the Lord. Joel calls the people of Judah to repent in light of the disastrous devastation brought by locusts. The Lord’s promise to restore and bless anew His people when they repent serves as the backdrop for a sweeping message about the future Day of the Lord. Amos The prophet Amos speaks to people who were religious but who were not righteous. He focuses on the unjust practices of the rich and powerful against the poor and helpless in Israelite society. He strives especially to show how day-to-day living cannot be separated from true worship of the Lord. Words of judgment and condemnation dominate the prophet’s message, but Amos concludes with a vision of Israel rejoined with the people of Judah in justice and unprecedented prosperity. Obadiah Obadiah tells a story of double betrayal. The nation of Edom, which should have been an ally, betrayed Judah when the Babylonians destroyed Jerusalem in 586 B.C. As punishment the Lord promises that Edom will likewise fall prey to a trap by its allies. Obadiah then takes this theme of “judgment through betrayal because of betrayal” and expands it to encompass all nations when the Day of the Lord comes and “the kingdom will be the Lord’s.” Paperback: 340 pages Publisher: Biblical Studies Press

Joel, Amos, Obadiah: An Exegetical Commentary

Finley, Thomas J.

An excellent exegetical commentary. Available in Libronix format or in paperback. This is one of 3 commentaries in a set. Also checkout the commentaries by Finley and Merrill. Nahum When God revealed to Nahum the coming doom of Assyria and Nineveh, Nahum relayed that message to his countrymen with a poetic skill that is unequaled among the Minor Prophets. His powers of description are so superb that readers of all ages have marveled at the forcefulness and accuracy of his words. Nahum’s good news of Nineveh’s fall has not only reverberated across the pages of time but stands both as a reminder that God is in control of the flow of history and as a harbinger of the good news of God’s ultimate purpose to sum up all history in His Son. Habakkuk Habakkuk wrestled with the perennial problem of the operation of God’s holiness and justice in a world of spiritual and moral decay. Unable to resolve his problem apart from divine instruction, he came to God with hard questions. Habakkuk learned what every believer must come to realize: that Israel’s Redeemer is in control of earth’s history and does have a plan for its people; that God’s high ethical standards are normative for all persons; and that mature believers will live their lives in total faith and trust in God, who alone is sufficient guide and resource for life’s changing fortunes. Zephaniah Zephaniah is best remembered for his teachings concerning the Day of the Lord. But Zephaniah should also be remembered as a prophet of hope who looked beyond the impending judgment of mankind to an age when a purified and faithful people will serve God in truth and rejoice in the everlasting blessings of His love. Zephaniah’s teachings remind all believers not only of God’s standards and purposes but of the positive difference one believer can make in an unbelieving and materialistic society. His timeless warnings and message of hope need to be boldly proclaimed once again in today’s self-serving world. Paperback: 350 pages Publisher: Biblical Studies Press

Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah: An Exegetical Commentary

Patterson, Richard D.

"Thy kingdom come!" How many trillions of times has that prayer been made by the children of the Father, but it has probably never been prayed even once with the full realization of what He has in store in the Kingdom for those who endure the pain and follow faithfully to the end of the race. The grand climax of earth's entire history -- the age to come -- is yet to come. The millennial kingdom -- the victory celebration -- is going to be shared with that portion of the resurrected/raptured Body of Christ that has paid the price of diligent discipleship. Paperback: 112 pages Publisher: Biblical Studies Press

Running to Win! A Positive Biblical Approach to Rewards and Inheritance

Leafe, G. Harry

This book examines the vast difference in the thinking of the world and the mind of God. You will come to see that what America (and the world) thinks about God has nothing to do with God and everything to do with man's basic sinful selfishness.

The God America Loves to Hate

Susan Eastham

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